Sarah Jane was married Reginal Bryan 10/9/1860, Bryan was killed by indians 12/5/1863. Bryan had children from a former marriage and they ran Sarah and her two children off the ranch. She then traveled by wagon to Fort Sill, Lawton, Oklahoma where she met James Weatherman from Missouri. Sarah went back to Missouri with James where she lived with an Uncle of Weatherman until they married on 7/13/1871. Sarah and James had 4 children. When he died Sarah married a John Dribblebliss on 9/13/1880, that marriage ended in divorce. Sarah and some of her children traveled by covered wagon to Indian Territory. Sarah's son, John Bryan came to Hughes County and took Sarah to Pushmataha County Oklahoma sometime around 1918-1919. A son of John's came to Hughes County, circa 1950, and told Sarah's family that she was buried in an area called Johns Valley, Pushmataha County Oklahoma. Date and place unknown.
Sarah Jane was married Reginal Bryan 10/9/1860, Bryan was killed by indians 12/5/1863. Bryan had children from a former marriage and they ran Sarah and her two children off the ranch. She then traveled by wagon to Fort Sill, Lawton, Oklahoma where she met James Weatherman from Missouri. Sarah went back to Missouri with James where she lived with an Uncle of Weatherman until they married on 7/13/1871. Sarah and James had 4 children. When he died Sarah married a John Dribblebliss on 9/13/1880, that marriage ended in divorce. Sarah and some of her children traveled by covered wagon to Indian Territory. Sarah's son, John Bryan came to Hughes County and took Sarah to Pushmataha County Oklahoma sometime around 1918-1919. A son of John's came to Hughes County, circa 1950, and told Sarah's family that she was buried in an area called Johns Valley, Pushmataha County Oklahoma. Date and place unknown.
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